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More information about Garzón Tannat Reserva
Uruguay is world famous for its flagship grape variety Tannat. The very name of the grape variety indicates a very high tannin content. In the Garzón area, this grape variety finds perfect conditions. Here, in the south of the country, there is a temperate climate. The proximity to the Atlantic Ocean gives rise to exceptional fresh wines, full of fruit and elegance.
The Tannat Reserva from Bodegas Garzón convinces with fresh aromas of raspberry, blackberry and cherries. The tannins are very soft and harmoniously integrated, leading to a long multilayered finish. A perfect companion to strong meat dishes.
Distributor:
Heinz Hein Weinhandel e. K., Hofäckerstr. 7, 65207 Wiesbaden, Germany
Winery:
Bodega Garzón
Alcohol:
14.5
Country:
Uruguay
Fits:
strong meat dishes
Content:
0,75 Liter
Quality level:
Quality wine
Acid:
5.2 g/l
Residual sweetness:
2.3 g/l
Weingut:
Bodega Garzón
Soil type:
Stone gravel
Optimal drinking temperature:
16 - 18°C
Shelf life:
6 years
Drink type:
Wine
Contains sulfites:
Yes
Food companies:
Bodega Garzón, Ruta 9 km. 175, CP20000 - Paraje Garzón - Maldonado, Uruguay
The best wines in the world are made where a grape variety finds the ideal conditions to express itself and the nature that surrounds it. This is the goal set by Bodegas Garzón in Uruguay. Located in the south of the country, just 14 km from the Atlantic Ocean, it produces premium wines from the country's typical grape varieties such as Tannat, Albariño, and Sauvignon Blanc. Nestled in the natural beauty of the region, the vineyards are surrounded by rolling hills in a special microclimate. This landscape is also called the Tuscany of South America. The combination of plenty of sunshine and mild climate due to the proximity to the Atlantic Ocean, gives rise to wines that bear witness to extraordinary fruit and freshness, with a slight minerality. The wines of Bodegas Garzón are regularly among the winners of international competitions. [Read more]
